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Daily Republican., 1887-02-26
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Chief Of Detectives Kelly on Friday
gave out for publication seatemen {
said TO have been made BY George h.
Wilson, In which be confessed 70 kill
S1g Wakefield Gains and throwing
bundles con tanning bis legs, Arms and
mead, given TO him BY Nm. TAbbs, into
the Sohaylkill river ct Oallowhill street
bridge. Upon being spoken 10 In bis
cell ct the county prison yesterday re-
lative to the confession, Wilson 10
quoted ~ saying that there was mot one
word Of truth In what he told the detec-
nves. The search for the missing head
and limbs was continued yesterday, but
Vas without result. At noon yesterday
. colered woman giving her name a
Mrs. Mary Jane Gains, and claiming
to be the wife of the murdered man,
called upon Chief Kelly and exhibited
. marriage certificate. She said sht
sepai ated from her husband two year.
ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26
ODD PANTS

VUD i AN IN
For Boys and Children in
immense variety. We have
just received . splendid as
sortmeat of Odd Pantaloons
for Boys of all sizes, which
for quality and price we
intend shall surpass any
thing you ever had the OPP
portunity of buying. We
are receiving New Styles OF
Clothing and Pie,e Goods
every day, aud will take
great pleasure in showing
them, as We want to con-
vince every one that you
can get Well Suited and
Save Money by dealing
with US. If you want q
Suit or Pair of Pantaloons
Made to Order, you have
the advantage of selecting
from an Immense Stock OF
the Latest Styles of Fine
Materials, and we guarante e
to make all clothing to
order in such a manner as
to be perfectly satisfactory
in every respect to the
wearer.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

NOR RENT-A TRUCK FARM OF :
IL acres, on tho Kennets pike, near Camp
beil's shop, with good buildings and plenty
Of fruit. Apply 10 Thomas II. Lslly, 500
Market street. f.slst
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

NOR kENT-THE DWELLING OVER
u ]. d. Solomon's coal etfice. No. W.
Third street. Inquire in the coal otficc in
the building. f2l.Tt
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

HOR RENr-FARM OF 50 ACRES,
Il with good buildings. NILES from the
city. william J. Fisher, ol6k Market
street. f234t
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

UOR RENT-2 OFFICE ROOMS, AT
q Nc. Is Nd arket street, and floor, good
light and terms reasonablo; only respOnsi.
BILE parties need apply. John X. Hudson b
o., 202 East 4th street. fls-l2s
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

Tnn WIT vuouIA LagislAease
adjosrnsd alns dis yssesreay Wlfhoas
~ s,seaioa Of Uniesd 0tnees oenAenss
though ths Democrats haA . majority
q nlns q joius ballot. Ths 0ovsEnOe.
Who 10 Democrat viii nov appolns .
suo,sssor 70 Senator OAmdsn, though
his right 10 disputed.
For Good Purpees1
Mrs. A. II. Danphtn OF rS50 Hidss
venue, Philadelphia. 70 wsll known Y
he ladies' OF that city fron the gree'
GOOD she he's dose BY means Of IL al
=. Pinkhamb Vegetable Compound
She writes Mrs. PinkhAm OF . recenl
interesting casa. "a yeung married
adv came 70 me suffering with . sever
ase Of Prolapsus and liberation. 6h.
commenced taking the Compound and
two months wAs fully restored. II
proof of this she soon found herself II
an interesting condition. Inhuencef
by foolish friends she attempted u
evade the responsibilities Of maternity
Amer ten or twelve days she cADe b
me again, and she Was indeed In mos
alarming state and suffered terribly.
gave her . tablespoonful OF the com
pound every hour for eight hours unit
abe fell asleep, she awoke much relieves
and evidently better. She CONTINUES
taking the Compound. and in due seasoI
! she became the mother Of nne health
boy. But for the timely use OF til
medicine she believes her Lie voul
hAv0 han lo0t
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

INOR RkNT-2D, Sd and 4rH FLOOR
IL mccullough building, Fifth and Wal
nut st.eet. Apply to Z. PENNINGTON
No. East Sth street. j26-ln
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

EyOR RENT-THE DWELLING OF 7ls
Il Market street, 8 OF rooms With bath,
by J.kUGUSIUS MoCAULLEY, coo mar.
ket street. fl-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

EUR REET-GOOD STABLE NEAR
Il Madison on Fifth street, can be rented
cheap. Room for two horses and cart. Ap.
ply az Republican otf1ce. jsl4 II
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

NOR RENT-THE md, srd AND attn
u floors ana basement Of building, I03
Market street; suitable for q light manu-
featuring business or photographer. In
Quire at 7o3 Market street. 1l2u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

NOR RENT The STORE AND
IL dwelling, No. To2 King street. There
are rooms beside the store. Ii is suitable
for milliner or trimmings. Apply at 7o4
King street, or address BENZ. fOOTE,
fN-o.s stanton, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

r house, with stable, corner Of Vandevel
avenue and Lammot street. apply on the
premises. f2i-ots
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

DOR RENT STORE AND WELL
u ipg No. loo6 Market street; also entire
socoEd hoOr o. the Hardness building, CON-
sisting Of one large and three small rooms,
suitable for tchool or society purposes.
HENRY o. CONRAD, Attorney, No. 9la
Market street. feh2l-ot
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EHOR RkNr-hOUSE AND STABLES,
u with acres Of ground, near Whining,
ton, fronting on the Kennett pike and the
city railway. Inquire Of Eli Nichols, Cen.
tresille, Lei, or Geo. X. Townsend, Ga
Market street. nS-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

ESOR RENr-HOUSE AND STORE, IN
4 south wilmington. Fixtures for sale.
Apply at Eastburn'e sore. f25-2otd-4.w
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26

TNOR RENT-AN SROOMED HOUSE,
IL with 8 acres Of good trucking land;
lArge barn. good water; situated on Front
street between W oodIawn avenue and Rod.
man street. Apply at 12s King street, or at
the premises. jzo-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-26
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Il Wilmington, by Gee. W. Bright. III
Mar ket street. n6.6tt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-03
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Ex-
/ cepted.
G. w. GROVER,
Editor and Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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Une copy. six months. ..................:. OO
For any period under six months, one dollar
per month. Payable in advance.
Delivered by carrier in Elko at IS cents a week.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Will be made as low as is consistent with
sound business principles. apply at the Of
6ce for terms.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
LINDEN LOCALS.

Mrs. Grace Prideaux, of Bessemer,
Mich, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Kate Richards.
The school board have engaged
the following teachers to take charge
of our school for the ensuing year
commencing in September: Prof. 5.
ScheIlenger, Principal; VIM. II. Ar
thur, intermediate Dept; and Miss
MllIio Robinson of Dodgeyile,
Primary teacher
Mr. Philip Vial returned on
Wednesday from visit with friends
in Iowa. He reports a rushing bus
iue,s IN bailing and shipping hay
from Iowa.
Mr.. j. f. Goldsworthy, cores
poudentof the Dodgeeille Sun and
Mineral Point Democrat, returned on
Friday from a visit with his brother
at Greedy, Ia. He reports crops in
the Hawkeye state far ahead Of
those in Wisconsin.
Mr.. John Richards, who has been
at the county farm for number of
years, was buried in ou cemetery
CA Saturday,
Ms, Susie erase has gone to
Plymouth, Iowa, TO visit friends
aud attend the camp meeting at
Clear Lake.
The friends of w. J. Wrggle-
worth, former editor of the Dodge
vile Chronicle, are sorry to learn Of
his death and burial d, Trinidad, Col.
Mr. WIS first wife was raised here.
She died at DudgeyiIIe la 500, aud
was buried here Sne was a niece OF
John and William Heathcock.
MIS-. John Siubey arrived home
FROM Rosetta, CoL, last Friday 60
visit her father, Stephen Gnbble,
aud other relatives. Mrs. Johu kis-
llngbury accompanied her rs far as
DesMones, la.
DR.. Finger and wife, of Wash
buru, were the guests of Dr. aud
Mrs. Stuil on sunday
Mr.. JOS. f. Gold,worthy had the
misfortune TO cut his haud very
badly with an axe he was using IA
preparing some timber for the mlne.
ZAD
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

From the Chronicle, July 18TH. 1857
Jot lianscom, of Mineral Point,
came out To Dodgeyile on Wednes-
day morning aud commenced the
work Of repairing the telephone line
between DodgeWlie aud Mineral
Point, by putting in new poles aud
adjusting the wire sd as to reuder
communication possible aud certain.
w. j Arthur, who was severely
injured while firing the cannon ON
the 4th in Dodgeviile, is rapidly re-
covering. HIS face is well healed
up from the effects Of the powder
aud tampiug, aud his right hand
which suffered the most is yet badly
disabled, but is healing encourdg
ingly.
A gentleman writes the State
Jouyaai that while At Bidgeway,
Iowa county, last Friday he saw a
sight as novel AS il was dlscouraging
to the farmers. stopping at farm
house for dinner, on going up the
walk toward the residence, he found
the path covered with chlnoh bugs,
while AT the house the outside of
the structure was swarmiug with
the bugs and the floors inside were
covered with moving mass Of the
pests. In the corn field each stalk
was encaaed ia a coat Of bugs, 10
some places two layers deep. He
thinks no wonder the farmers are
discouraged il some localities.
From letter received by DR.. IL.
G. Cutter, Of this village, from Mrs.
+. q. Owens, Of Trinidad, Colorado,
we learn that w. j. WrigglesworLh,
formerly oi Dodgeyllie, aud well
known here, died at Trinidad, july
n, 1887. He was resident Of
DOdgeyiile from 1860 to 1874, and
within that time served a snort term
IN the army. He was one Of the
proyretors Of the DOdgeyllle ChroA-
lcie when the name was changed
llOn AuFOGdLG 70 CAi phiNlty
aud after that vas sole proprietor
aud editor up 10 1874, when ne sold
the paper to the present proprietor.
lie purchased Tue Darlington RepHb-
Acau In 1871 and conducted both
papers until he sold the C2y0nicie
III 1874. lie gent To Colorado 10
1850 or 81, and engaged IN the
grocery and provision trade which
business he was engaged IN At the
ume Of bis death. lie was an in
dustrlous, energetic man, aud always
engaged heartily ia all public enter
prlses. lie was one of the authors
and proprietors Of the Iowa County
Map, which was published in 1870,
and which is recognized as standard
authority. lie suffered for several
years with the illness which caused
his death, and DR.. II. &. Cutler, OF
Dodgeville, was called to Colorado
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
Personal Points.

Miss LIZZIE Toay, who has been
making a protractcd stay with her
sister, Mrs. Harry Hankius, at Engle-
wood, H., is with us again.
Editor Hearn and daughter were
in from the county seat on Sunday
feasting with DR.. Carson
Mrs. Jos. Hoare is up from Kansas
City for visit.
Willis Prostor and sister, of Oar
lington, worshipped in this city last
Sunday, and the rain that evening
held them over till Monday.
Miss Rosa Guttenstein, an accom-
pished young lady Of the states
metropolis, is visiting with her sis.
ter, Mrs, Abe Deller
r. Jackson, Jr, has been quite a
sick man the past week, and is still
in feeble condition. We hope for
his speedy recovery.
Mrs. VIII. Lany on, (aee Mile
Spratler), and Mrs. Vaughn, (tee
Ella Lanyon), arrived here from
Pittsbuig, Kansas, on Tuesday even
ing for visit with their parents
and old associates.
Miss Amanda Burglaud, of Oar
lington, has been a guest at the res
idence of Geo. Masten during the
last week.
Miss May Weigley, of Richland
Center, and Miss Lemon, of Cobb,
are Hospitality entertained at the
home of their friend, Miss Laura
Spratler.
Harry Lenahan, after more than
a years absence in Dakota and Mon
tana, dropped dows on his folks
here few days ago. He has been
teaching school in Montana, while
in Dakota he has land, or farming
interests, and he will be required to
60 back again soon to look after
them.
Mrs. JAS. Phillips and two daugh.
ters, of Milwaukee, are visiting
Mrs. Phillips sister, Mrs. Isaac
SuLhers.
Frank Duppler is home from
the west with a pleasant greeting
for old friends
Mr.. Elmore Hutchison departed
for Iowa, Tuesday, to look after the
Interests of his farm, situated near
Algona.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

NEVER have we been more inter
ested and shocked than in reading
IL vivid description of the ques
tionable pastimes INDUCED in by
some ultra society ladies at fashion
able summer resorts. The scenes
descriptive of the drinking and
gam mbling of these women are forci.
bly, depicted in the "Quaker Lady"
summer hotel novelette,, iE Dem
0reSt'S Noatbiy Wagaznefor August;
and the contrast between their
amusements and the refined pleas
ures of the "Quaker Lady" is beau
tifully brought out. This magazine
is always intensely interesting as
well as elegantly gotten up. The
frontispiece, this month, is a photo
tint something new), "Waiting for
Bite" and after this follows a
finely illustrated article on camp
life in the Adirondacks which makes
one crazy to start for that cool and
delightful region. The serial, GAL
Ian Quartermain," by the author of
"She," is as weird as ever, and all
the departments Of this greatest of
Family" magazines are up to their
usual high standard. The article in
the prohibition department, entitled
"Beer and Baby" should be read
by everybody, as showing the con
dition Of domestic help in England
Published by W. Jennings Demor-
est, Is E. l4th St, N. Y,
A LARGE and well selected stock
Of readymade clothing for men,
boys and children may now be
found at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

several times to treat him. He was
buried at Trinidad by the G. A. r.,
aud leaves wife TO IL ourn his early
death. His age was about As.
From the sun July 18th.
Mr., John Williams, son Of the
county clerk, left on Monday for a
visit to Chicago, TO attend a musical
entertainment.
One of the officials of the Mill
y aakee, Il st. Paul R'y said to us
this week that there was quiet prep
aration being made on the part Of
that road TO build to DpdgeviIle in
the near future, We hope this will
prove true.
Mr.. John Slower, of Mineral Point,
went through our village Tuesday,
on his way TO purchase new well
drifting machine. lie already oger-
ates two. Ills excellent success
makes greater demand for his work
than he at present can supply.
Hence a new machine.
A grove meeting will be hell at
Ridgeway on Sunday July 2lth,
1887, Rows. a, Pmer, Of Ridseway,
j. Rowe, Of Albion, J. Goodhd,
and others will take part in the
services Preaching ia tbe morning
at 10 o'clock, afternoon at O'clock
and evening at : O'clock All are
kindly invited.
Some months ago the place of
worship at the T.. 0 church in
Floyd, this county, burned to the
groaad. On Sunday, the l0.h iust.,
WAS dedicated a handsome new
church which the energetic people
of Floyd buI,t to take tae place Of
the one burned. Ray =. AlIen, Sr.
of Mineral Point, assisted by the'
pastor, Rev Jonn Hardcastle, con
dueted the services. \ very large
number of persons wa, present Ia
the afternoon the CHURCH was too
small to contain those attending,
therefore services were held IN the
grove near by. A collection was
taken up 10 pa, the balance on the
construction of the building aGd
was literally responded to- rhere
was more than enough raised to pay
all Indebtedness. A most excellent
devotional season was experienced
and the services all through were
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
TO ny Customers.

Business calls me out Of the city
most Of the present season, and IN
consequence my home business will
be under the management o. Mr.. H.
Enzenroth, who will see that all
orders will receive prompt attention.
Thanking you for your patronage IN
the past and asking continuance
Of your fayors, | am
Yours respectfully,
27ml JoHN CHARLEs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
Notice to whom it May Concern

The livery business Of Brown &
Co. was dissolved by mutual consent
Nav lst, 1857. All debts owing to
the late firm of Brown Il Go. are to
be paid to David Brown Those
indebted TO said firm are requested
10 call on David Brown aud settle.
DAVID BRowN.
Nv john K. Brown.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
To Whom 1t May Concern

All parties are hereby notified not
to pasture stock on the following
described lands, VIZ. "A of Me- Of
SCI, and sE4 Of sE4 OF section 10,
tows ), range 3, in the town Of Min
eral Point, without permission from
the undersigned.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Dated Julg Il 1887.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
mot very cool yet.

mot very cool yet.
4 .am at Cbas. Hendra's.
4 ross i'm all parts of the
L .. are oetting a warm recep-
4
i ms new drink from Pulford's
q spnaiu, with an egg in it,
n un.uaced the boss.
6AaGuNs in wall paper ana WIN
shade, for the next 30 days at
q Iauscom ~ COS.
81 HArcHEs from JahesFil'e c'a''''
thirteen dtys IN succession
thermometer showed 100 ana
10 the shaae.
z Alpha society VIII hoId a
5e at the residence OF Mrs.
Lhloo' / ue'uay "'sn' '0'y
AZ" are invited 70 al'eiiu'
Z safe ot hafFeslefs I''i" season
HemI Point exceed that ol any
1as year Inc agents nave
A'P' o''y ''' "'s"O '0"7' -
F..''S ''''" up
E cutting atfray at Belmont on
b bias been settled between the
&. G. Speth pays James $500,
tae cost so far incurred, and
ner7iII not prosecute.
Dc excessive heat IN Chicago
Friday Saturday and Sunday
the death of l65 persons up
90. Monday. This does not
de deaths from sunstroke.
y" wy ''''''
We know of one farmer who
mI1 I9 loads off Of So acres.
figures ought to be reversed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

THE Sisters Of the convent al Sin
sinawa Mound, Wis, have deter.
mined To sink an artesiau we'll. The
mound is about 500 feet above the
level Of the Mississippi river, aud it
viii probably be necessary To bore
down to the depth Of 1000 feet be-
fore flow Of water is reached A
little southwest Of the mound there
is an old digglngs that was operated
by a company from New York many
years ago, aud while the mine was
being worked body of water was
discovered through an opening. A
boat WAS let down aud men padded
around In all directions, aud in the
direction Of the mound the water
became deeper. The progress of
the boat under the mound was stop
ped by large shelving rock running
down into The water THIS lake is
about 100 feet from the surface.
The company succeeded IN raising A
good deal Of mineral before opera
lions were stopped by the water
DubuQne Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves
indebted 20 me will please call and
settle as soon as possible ana
oblige, As am about to sell out my
bpsiness. JAS. G. REAFREY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
I WONDER

If "Mouth" win ever learn to be
a yentriloquist?
Wheter the new Ar3tic overshoes
have an extra lining of warm wool2
Whether the editor of the Oar.
lington Register will keep his reso
luuon: he has firmly resolved
never TO "touoh, taste OF handle the
devil that turks ia the bowl
Ii any man can realize how easy
II Is to pass the contribution box
around and forget to chip in until
he tries il?
Whether New York is the Presi.
dents United States? He doesn't
care to travel anywhere else.
Why SO many people ask an
editor TO go for this, that or the
other instead of going for il
themselves over their own signature?
If the man who is in the habit Of
getting full is not apt to fad money
tight, too?
HASN'T there been nearly enough
"good corn weather" to do for a
while?
Which is the greater nuisance:
the boys standing in the middle Of
the s,reet with clubs, brooms, etc,
endeayoring TO knock down the
swift winged martins as they fly, or
the birds without the boys?
How it's known that Adam was
provision dealer? He disposed
of spare rib
II the latest styles in seal skin
caps with ear munlers, are not very
nice?
Who is known among the girls
as "Jhe dude with a caue?'
How many viii attend the Mo
mona Lake Assembly from this city
next week?
How it would be to start a sub
scriptiou to build toboggan slide?
How many corns will be left on
the fee; Of our citizens in ten days
from now?
ii the district school boards don't
feel proud at receiving SO much at.
tention from the pretty schoolmams
these days?
Ii the would-be burglar will re-
turn the tools?
If people should not be more
careful about wearing heavy muiii
ers around the neck? The doctors
thins these mufilers are responsible
for many cases OF pneumonia
If an economical wife is the best
anti-poyerly society?
If johnson found the skunk
If many complaints have been
heard lately about failure TO heat
public buildings?
If the horses Of the camping club
Will have their tails trimmed this
year?
How many minds were relieved
by the omission of this column
last week?
If bgh jaws of a woman work?
Who has nerve enough to prove II ?
How many remember that it is
easier to shovel snow from tne side
walk Immediately after it falls than
when it has been walked over and
packed down?
Why the city ordinance forbids
wire fences within the city limits and
still keep it ali around the park.
Why it is that when a man is
wrong aud won't admit it, be al
ways gets angry?
Who attempted to burglarize
Spratier's safe?
What's the matter with the
Graveyard Nine" being the best
club ~ the CITY?
If ii is true that a piece Of ice
left on the sidewalk yesterday was
found to be frozen five minutes
later?
Hams, bacon and dried beef at
Chas. Heudra's.
FARMERS aud others say that
prairie chickens are unusually thick
this season and that many are al
ready four-ftths grown. Though Of
course none Of our sportsmen viii
disobey the law by killing the birds
~. & ..,, q, t..,, b..,. yat tf fhav no
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
The Local Field.

...,.errspuENrs handed in later
. Wednesday cannot receive at
.ou tha, week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
Bulk pickles at Chas. Hendra's

II has been published in nearly
all the western papers that Henry ).
Magoon had paid the $1,000 which
be subscribed to the soldiers monu-
ment fund. Mr.. NJ gave the check
for the money to the treasurer Of
the society, and then went TO the
bank officials aud gave them posi-
tive orders not to pay the check.
Payment was accordingly refused
when the check was presented, Mr..
Magoon now demands that the
unpaid order be returned to him.
burlington Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

TEERE are advertised letters at
the post-office, July l6, 1887, for
II. A. Osterstock, Henry A. Hall ~,
Charley Newkirk, John Klein. The
persons calling for above will please
say advertised" and give date Of
notice Gro. CnArycEp, p M
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

House. FOR SALE.--l wish to sell
my black horse. lie Is 7 years old,
kind aud gentle, weighs nearly 200.
a good horse for family driving, or
any other worh. 10 be- suen at my
stable in Mineral Point.
w. H. BENNErr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

Bananas, oranges, lemous, dates,
fgs and choice candies at
Chas. lIendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
Lawn Tennis

shoes, light, comfortable aud cheap,
At ]. +. il Sons.